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Java EE Calculator and Registration App

The document outlines the implementation of a Java EE application that includes a calculator and a registration form using EJB and JDBC. It describes the creation of enterprise beans, session beans, and the interaction with a database for user registration. Additionally, it covers a currency converter feature and the use of servlets and JSPs for handling requests and displaying results.

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Java EE Calculator and Registration App

The document outlines the implementation of a Java EE application that includes a calculator and a registration form using EJB and JDBC. It describes the creation of enterprise beans, session beans, and the interaction with a database for user registration. Additionally, it covers a currency converter feature and the use of servlets and JSPs for handling requests and displaying results.

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Calculator using ejb make enterprise java beans Java EE application

[Link]

Value=”${t1

<option value=""> select </option>

<option value="add" <c:if test="${operation == 'add'}"> selected </c:if>> Add </option>}”

[Link]

make session bean first by adding business method


calculator double parameter integer

[Link]

Insert code call enterprise bean newSessionBean add it

try {

int num1 = [Link](t1);

int num2 = [Link](t2);

result = [Link](num1, num2, operation);

if (result == null) {

error = "Invalid operation or divide by zero!";

} catch (NumberFormatException e) {

error = "Please enter valid numeric values.";

5 times [Link](“t1”, t1);

[Link]("[Link]").forward(request, response);
Registration form using jdbc

[Link]

After that make database create table connect java db start connections

Create table username password email country

[Link]

String u= [Link]("t1");

String p= [Link]("t2");

String e= [Link]("t3");

[Link]("Values:" +u+ ":" +p+ ":" +e);

String c

switch case

Connection con= [Link]("jdbc:derby://localhost:1527/emp" , "mydb", "mydb");

[Link]("<h1> connected </h1>");

Statement stmt= [Link]();

String sql="insert into EMPLOYEE_REG(Username, Password, Email, Country)values('"+u+"',


'"+p+"', '"+e+"', '"+c+"')";

[Link]("<h1> Query "+sql+" </h1>");

int res= [Link](sql);

[Link]("<h1> updated </h1>");

// [Link]("<h1>Servlet NewS ervlet at " + [Link]()+ "</h1>");

[Link]("</body>");

[Link]("</html>");

} catch(SQLException ex) {

[Link]([Link]()).log([Link], null, ex);


}

The data need to reflected In database

Wherever you will make sessionbean give package name

Currency converter Java EE Enterprise app

[Link]

Type=”radio” name=”type”

[Link]

public Double RupDol(double Rupees) {

return Rupees/65.65;

// Add business logic below. (Right-click in editor and choose

// "Insert Code > Add Business Method")

public Double DolRup(double Dollar) {

return Dollar*65.65;

after creating mthod RupDol and DolRup make changes evrywhere

[Link]

Insert code call enterprise bean newsessionbean

[Link]("<body>");

Double amt= [Link]([Link]("amt"));

String type= [Link]("type");

if("RupDol".equals(type))

double result= [Link](amt);

[Link]("<h1>" +amt+ "Rupees=" +result+ "dollar<h1>");

else if("DolRup".equals(type))
{

double result= [Link](amt);

[Link]("<h1>" +amt+ "Dollar=" +result+ "Rupees<h1>");

else {

[Link]("<h2> invalid conversion type</h2>");

//[Link]("<h1>Servlet NewServlet at " + [Link]() + "</h1>");

[Link]("</body>");
Session
Cookie
RequestDispatcher’

1st servlet
2nd servlet

[Link]("<body>");

[Link]("Welcome to the page");

[Link]("</body>");

[Link]("</html>");

4 jsps

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